Growing up as a young girl in Spanish Harlem New York where drugs hardships abuse in a family became unbearable most of the time, for Tok’lo Hashi. She felt life had become an overwhelming sea of obstacles. She lived, laughed, and learned that life had more to offer than what she had known. She was determined to overcome everything that was meant to break her. Knowing she was the black sheep of her family she taught herself the meaning of self-love and true family. She became a master at being the best version of herself by becoming gifted beyond measure. She learned how to get out of her own way and trust God. Everything she touched, turned to gold. In the end, she loved unconditionally without regrets, and no matter how she was treated, all she had to do was let go and let God. This is when her life became her own in faith strength, truth, love, and light.”